List of Uppler E-procurement Customers
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Companies using Uppler E-procurement for Procurement include: Renault Group, a France based Automotive organisation with 98000 employees and revenues of $65.09 billion, Filinvest Land, a Philippines based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 2000 employees and revenues of $325.0 million, Business France, a France based Government organisation with 1500 employees and revenues of $200.0 million, Rungis Marche International, a France based Professional Services organisation with 208 employees and revenues of $25.0 million and many others.
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Business France | Government | 1500 | $200M | France | Uppler | Uppler E-procurement | Procurement | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Business France implemented Uppler E-procurement to power a government B2B marketplace focused on export promotion. The deployment used an Uppler built B2B marketplace to promote and export French products internationally, providing a transactional marketplace layer and supplier exposure to global buyers. Uppler E-procurement served as the Procurement application aligned with Business France’s export promotion business function.
The implementation emphasized marketplace-oriented Procurement capabilities, including supplier onboarding and profile management, catalog and product listing, transactional order management, and buyer-seller communications. Operational scope covered Business France export promotion teams and French supplier networks with buyer audiences located internationally, and governance centered on supplier enrollment, catalog curation, and marketplace moderation workflows. Integrations and partner details are not specified in the source, the narrative reflects the marketplace and export use case described by Uppler.
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Filinvest Land | Construction and Real Estate | 2000 | $325M | Philippines | Uppler | Uppler E-procurement | Procurement | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Filinvest Land implemented Uppler E-procurement as a Procurement platform to centralize electronic request submission and formalize procurement intake for project development. Filinvest Land Uppler E-procurement Procurement supported project development and purchasing business functions by introducing standard requisition workflows, approval routing, and electronic documentation for purchase requests and payment processing.
The deployment was used operationally by the Project Development group, including the Tanza project team, and extended to coordination with Purchasing, Marketing, Technical groups, Sub Admin and site engineers across seven project sites where monthly utility bill monitoring and procurement requests were managed. The implementation emphasized submission of project needs through Uppler E-procurement, monitoring and process documentation for payments, and cross-functional approval coordination to enforce procurement controls and streamline request-to-pay workflows.
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Renault Group | Automotive | 98000 | $65.1B | France | Uppler | Uppler E-procurement | Procurement | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019 Renault Group implemented Uppler E-procurement within its Procurement estate to consolidate accessory suppliers for the Renault‑Nissan group into a single internal marketplace used by the group’s dealers. Uppler E-procurement was positioned to modernize supplier catalog management and dealer procurement workflows across the dealer network, aligning supplier catalog consolidation with centralized product information management practices.
The implementation centralized supplier catalogs and product information management capabilities, enabling catalog publishing, standardized product taxonomy, and dealer-facing ordering workflows consistent with an e-procurement and internal marketplace use case. Uppler E-procurement supported supplier onboarding feeds and catalog normalization as core functional elements, and the project narrative cites PIM and supplier catalog consolidation as primary configuration areas.
Operational scope covered the Renault‑Nissan dealer network, with the platform serving procurement and dealer purchasing functions across participating regions. Governance activity focused on consolidating supplier relationships and standardizing catalog governance and approval workflows to modernize how dealers discover and procure accessories, while supplier catalog management and procurement process controls were instituted to enforce consistency across the marketplace.
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Rungis Marche International | Professional Services | 208 | $25M | France | Uppler | Uppler E-procurement | Procurement | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Rungis Marche International implemented Uppler E-procurement in the Procurement category to deliver a B2B marketplace and e procurement storefront for the Marché International de Rungis. The initiative focused on harmonizing heterogeneous supplier catalogs and centralizing ordering across the organization’s food supplier base in France, while enabling single shipment logistics across multiple vendors.
The implementation used Uppler E-procurement’s product information management capabilities and its quote and request features to structure product data and onboard many vendors, providing a centralized catalog model and standardized item taxonomy. Functional modules implemented include a PIM for catalog harmonization, vendor onboarding workflows, and quote/request orchestration to manage solicitations and order authorizations.
Operational coverage centered on procurement and supply chain functions for food suppliers across France, consolidating ordering flows into a single storefront to support coordinated logistics and single shipment consolidation. The deployment produced a single ordering channel for buyer groups within the Marché International de Rungis and a unified supplier catalog to reduce catalog fragmentation.
Governance moved toward centralized product data stewardship and vendor enrollment processes, with the PIM acting as the authoritative source for item attributes and the quote/request features enforcing procurement workflow checkpoints. The case emphasizes structural changes to catalog management and order orchestration enabled by Uppler E-procurement rather than quantified performance metrics.
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